was browsing this site thru most of the movie. did see the nearly minute and a 1/2 of tanya totally nude. still wondering bout the "pg" rating. glad my son was already in bed. the script is shameful, and the elephant was a better actor than anyone else in the film. the sole redeeming factor is tanya nude for nearly a minute and a 1/2. did i mention about 55 minutes into the movie tanya is nude for nearly a minute and a 1/2. would be much much better as a silent movie. oh, by the way, the primitive natives that have had little or no outside influence speak better english than most of the rest of the actors. but tanya is completely nude for almost a minute and a 1/2.

Along with "Ghostbusters," this is the oldest film I can ever remember seeing. I first saw it on a taped Beta copy when I was about two or three, and watched it up until our Beta machine finally died sometime in 1994. I have to confess I do like this film, although as a kid my attention was held not by Tanya Roberts, but rather the multitude of cool-looking military vehicles employed by Otwani's gang. Gotta love that armored car equipped with a flame-thrower! Too bad Sheena's elephant knocked it over.

Sure, Tanya Roberts is a terrible actress and the plot's paper thin, but I like the "lengthy journey to stay ahead of the bad guys" element in the story. Lots of beautiful scenery of the African countryside, some good action sequences (in particular the overdone final battle towards the end), and some genuinely eerie moments. Oh, and, yeah, Tanya Roberts naked under a waterfall. It all makes for a wonderfully good bad movie.

And as a side note, I watch a lot of movies, and "Sheena" exhibits what has to be the most dastardly fictional act of cruelty towards animals - that being the scene where the helicopter gunship strafes the herd of gazelle(s?) in order to draw the Jungle Queen out. It's just a movie, but that scene was sick . . . still, it served its purpose and made me cheer when the 'copter crashes later.

Oooh boy! Do I remember this one! The whole piece of crap is one big hokey tease. I have never been able to stomach Tanya Roberts since the first moment I saw her. It was in a commercial for Charlie's Angels at the start of the new season when she replaced whoever the hell it was. I remember her lines, she was standing on a balcony and says to the other two..."Come on. Let's go." Then waved a pistol...I think she was reading a cue card with instructions that said "Now wave your gun." She sucked in that one Bond movie too, but so did Roger Moore...But back to Sheena. Soundtracks can make or break any film. Nothing makes a mediocre film bloom into a full fledged turd quicker than an overblown musical theme. This film is a perfect example of this rule. Semi-naked chick, riding a zebra, with bow and arrows, to the sound of a full phillharmonic symphony of classically inspired orchestration...I think this pretty much guarantees a turd is about to drop upon the African plains. The face off against the villian in his vehicle towards the end is a real hoot. Suddenly this bad assed warrior chick is vulnerable...face it...they all succumb to sprained ankle syndrome when the serious s**t hits the fan. Wounded zebra be damned! If she'd been on foot to start with she'd still have fallen over something and would become the chick in distress for at least a minute or two. Tease...tease...tease. What good is a half naked, zebra riding, Charlie's Angel, if she ain't helpless for at least a minute or so, so the sorry assed loser male audiance...(I'm sorry, I mean TARGET audiance)...can sit there in the dark and fantasize about scooping her ass up and rushing her to safty while copping a good feel for the effort? I hate these kinda movies. I wouldn't call this a feeble attempt at action adventure...I'd call it a feeble attempt at soft porn. No matter what you might want to call it, it's still just a turd caught on film. My wife enjoyed the animals though, and cried every time one of them got zapped or flipped to the ground. Her philosophy is that people deserve what they get...the poor animals don't. I have to agree with this...the people who made this movie should have thier noses rubbed in it.

I saw this when I was four years old. My innocence keep me from understanding the sexual nature, I just saw it as a movie about a girl who kicked ass and spoke to animals. I saw it recently and I couldn't stomach the bad acting and unrealistic plot, but it still holds a soft spot for me from when i was young.

Yeah, when this film was shown, Linda Sterling's and Kay Aldridge's famous jungle-queen charicters (Nyoka and the Tiger Woman. Hey! That sounds like great team-up!) were playing LEAP-FROG in their graves!

I saw this movie when I was about seven, and spent the next few months driving my parents crazy by running around the house in my bathing suit dragging a plush zebra. Unfortunately, instead of growing up to be Queen of the Jungle, I ended up merely a mild-mannered accountant. Us brunettes have no fun.

Saw this again the other day. Watched all but about 20 minutes in the middle, when I got so bored I started washing dishes or something. Truly a horrible movie, but fun to watch, kind of like DUNE or BEASTMASTER. Say now! Wouldn't that be something? Put Beastmaster and Sheena together! Let them run each other's biceps. Truth is, I agree with the reviewer who said Roberts was not the right build for Sheena. She was gorgeous in her time, and curvy as all hell, but a jungle warrior she ain't. She did talk like a man, however. She sort of sounds like the throaty Denise Austin as she works out.

This is one of my favorite movies, along with "The Eyes of Laura Mars" and "Flashdance"Favorite lines:Vic "Your hair smells terrific, what did you wash it with"Sheena "Zan-zan berries, what else would a girl use"

Sheena "Fur, you have fur, this cannot be" "You spoke of that before, the water the wagons drink" "My head aches, your firebird makes such noise" "Remove those strange skins, where do they come from"Vic "Saks"

A mindless movie that's fun to watch. I usually play it (yes I have a copy) as background noise in my house.

Actually the musical score for this movie wasn't really that bad, per se. Only problem is quite often it didn't at all fit with the scene that was going on when it played. Score was above average at least.

You really want to hear a movie score that was much better than the movie it was written for deserved, listen to "The Last Starfighter." Cheap Star Wars rip-off of a movie, but the score is excellent, especially the main theme.

killer flamingos makes you nervous to go back to florada and a bunch of supposedly primative natives who can speak english and riding a zebra that winnies like a horse can leave you with a bad case of saddle sores(ouuu ow)and sheena says dumbs things(you got fur, Duuuuuh)shes more dumber the george of the jungle

A real dumb jungle blonde who has spent too much time among jungle animals and backward natives who speak perfect english no wonder the movie was such a flop and she speaks dumb words(you got fur)DUUHHHHHH what a dim-bulb and any one who has watched a documentry on african wildlife knows zebras bray like a donkey they dont whinnie like a horse its a big tarzan rip-off